What Modern Day Public Servants Can Learn From Indian Philosophy?
ARTICLE The 21st-century civil servant operates in a complex matrix of technological disruption, climate change, socio-economic inequality, and shifting geopolitical
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Evolving New Members: BRICS as a New Voice of the World
ARTICLE For decades, the architecture of global governance has been anchored in the institutions created in the wake of World
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Court Sentences 9 Police Personnel to Death Penalty in Sathankulam Custodial Torture and Death Case
ARTICLE On June 19, 2020, a father and son, P. Jayaraj and J. Beniks, were picked up by the police
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Governor’s Power to Call a Party to Form Government: Constitutional Provisions, Judicial Interpretation and Challenges
ARTICLE The office of the Governor occupies a unique position in India’s constitutional framework. As the constitutional head of the
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The Upanishadic Path to Compassionate and Ethical Governance
ARTICLE The Upanishads, forming the philosophical core of the Vedic tradition, are not merely metaphysical texts but profound guides to
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Right to Health: A Constitutional Right Under Article 21
ARTICLE Article 21 of the Indian Constitution is arguably the most dynamic provision in the world’s longest written constitution. It
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Leadership Transitions and Dynastic vs. Merit-Based Politics in Indian Political Parties
ARTICLE The architecture of Indian political parties is often defined by the tension between institutional stability and individual charisma. As
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From Empowerment to Equality: The Story of Women Social Justice
ARTICLE The lexicon of social justice of women has long been anchored by powerful word: Mahila Sashaktikaran, or Women’s Empowerment.
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